Kazakhstan began to export less petroleum products and gas to Georgia, but more steel products and deodorants

The trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Georgia in January-February 2022 amounted to $13.1 million, which is 54.6% higher than in the same period of the previous year ($8.4 million).

Exports of Kazakhstani goods decreased by 13.8% and amounted to $6.1 million.

According to the data of the company "QazTrade" (a single operator of export support and development), in January-February Kazakhstan did not export such goods, petroleum products and gases to Georgia. However, there was an increase in the supply of flat rolled non-alloy clad steel (an increase of 9.6 times to $1.8 million), ferroalloys (an increase of 3.1 times to $1.7 million), wheat (by 58.6%), coke and semi-coke. The supply of shaving products, deodorants, bath formulations increased by 30.1 times (from 12.7 to $381.9thousand).

The main export goods from Kazakhstan are also ferroalloys, ferrous metal structures and coal.

Imports to Kazakhstan from Georgia in January-February 2022 increased 5-fold and amounted to $7.0 million.

Supplies of mineral waters increased the most (an increase of 19.6 times to $4.3million), natural grape wines (an increase of 3.5 times to $1.3 million), mineral and carbonated waters with sugar (an increase of 5.9 times to $779.6 thousand), spirits (by 65.9% to $ 253.8 thousand. USA).

Imports of such goods as: vaccines, blood serums, blood (60.4% to $57.9 thousand), fruits, nuts, cooked or otherwise canned (by 45.7% to $92.4 thousand) decreased.

 

By the end of 2021, the trade turnover between Kazakhstan and Georgia amounted to $88 million. Exports – $28.1 million, imports - $59.9 million–